IMO this site creates a bad image for their owners rather than a
positive one, but personal opinions aside... I wonder if those who seem
to like this type of site can answer a few questions to help us put this
in perspective: What is the purpose for the existence of this site? What
do the
Bert Doorn wrote:
What other options are there, apart from complex, expensive CMS setups
(or forgetting about standards)?
Check out liveSTORYBOARD CMS (http://www.livestoryboard.com/):
* standards based CMS and standards compliant output
* completely separates look and feel, business logic and
Chris Rizzo wrote:
I think we're mixing up the conversation here.
ik: Agree with Chris about mixing up the conversation and the
differences between site flow diagrams and wireframes/storyboards. I
suppose, as the original message was titled wireframes I assumed it
was with regards to the
BBsound wrote:
IE6 doesn't honor the CSS
{white-space: pre;} as it does with HTML.
Would any body have a work around?
I have had similar unpredictable results with white space in CSS and IE
rendering. One work around is to pretty print (new lines and indent)
your source
Hi,
The only reason I can think of to slice images would be if the design
calls for text wrapping around a curved image for whatever reason
(though I haven't seen this done well and with clean markup).
I too have been thinking about a good way to handle larger images and
the other day I found
Hi Chris,
I would probably try to find more semantically meaningful names for
column1, column2 because the names as they are describe the visual
presentation rather than the content or structure. An example may be
content-region1 or feature1 - not great, but better [especially if
you decide to
